u. s. is going to try unsure, to overturn some of these governments. but, you know, here's the problem, the u. s. s. a can't, is yet out as strong as it is a, it is can't control every country on the globe, right? it tries to, but i can't, you know, once there's a critical mass with countries saying, bhaskar, you know, no more. i think the u. s. you know, just can't do it. yeah. they're focused on ukraine. right now. cindy billions of dollars, ukraine to fight russia. by the way, i am in moscow, russia out. um you know, and in the breach, i think latin america is rising. so you know, i have great hopes, but yeah, we have to be that channel for sure. eleger, iowa has recently re established diplomatic ties with china. it's a pivot from their previous diplomatic ties with ty, one. why? and what does this do to the balance of power in the western hemisphere? yes, so let me explain a little bit about that. first of all, so under somoza from 193419. well really, i mean it well the to the 940304949. that's quote that out from $949.00 to $979.00. somoza recogn

u. s. is going to react to that at the same time, i think the shows in many ways that the u. s. is become powerless in preventing that and i hope that's true. um, but yeah, i mean, this is a sign the latin america is really as, as a group rejecting the united states intervention, rejecting the monroe doctrine of 1823. ah, which gives me a lot of hope. i mean, probably years, i get more of that aladdin, latin american than any other region in the world. but yes, the u. s. is going to try unsure to overturn some of these governments. but, you know, here's the problem. the u. s. as a can. is it out as, as strong as it is a, it just can't control every country on the globe, right? it tries to but a can't get out at once. there's a critical mass of countries saying, bhaskar, you know, no more. i think the u. s. you know, just can't do it. yeah. they're focused on ukraine right now, sending billions of dollars. ukraine to fight russia. by the way. i am in moscow, russia out. um, you know, and in the breach, i think latin america is rising so yet. oh, i have great hopes, but yet we hav

u. s. will go after you for that and to, you know, you want your independence, not just from the us, but from the soviet union. so you know, go very gently with so but then the u. s. is early is 1981. so 2 years argued sam, mrs. po, power began supporting these counter terrorist events, nicaragua, so what happened naturally nicaragua returned to the soviets, right. right. the russians at that time was so union and got a lot of support from so union from east germany, from other eastern bar countries. and then of course the sandinista road voted. 6 out of power 1990 and the soviet union collapsed in 1991. so that pretty much ended that closed bond. it came to be between. 4 nicaragua and soviet union, ah, in russia, ah, but then now, again, daniel ortega is elected again 2006, takes governance in 2007. and again, he tries again to play ball with the you us, why you us is close to him, wants to trade with them. culturally, nicaragua is closer to the u. s. than russia. no one in, in nicaragua speaks en

u. s. is not going anywhere essentially that that support remains. and it's also important for him back home. he is under increasing pressure over the year 2020 to the u. s. allocated a 100 and a little over $112000000000.00 in aid to ukraine. that's a lot of money over one years time we're talking about again military economic, humanitarian aid and questions are starting to be asked in the u. s. while there is widespread support still pretty quick questions are starting to be asked, particularly from republican members of congress. how long does, as long as it takes actually me and how that can be a serious concern for ukraine or for poland? well that's, that's an important question. and i think, you know, if you listen to democratic members of congress, they say no, that is not a concern. and most republicans also say that's not a concern. of course, you know, that's the question that d w put to republican members of congress who came to the new security conference and they were very clear. mitch mcconnell, the senate minority leader, was very clear

u. s. going up, i'd be, i am at the bog. the removal of exchange rate controls and demands pakistan needs to pay higher taxes, but we hit the st.

now we also know that the united states is going to restrict exports to russia. so this means u. s. products that are going out of the united states, also raising the tariffs on russian products into the united states. and so this is something that they hope will really disable the ability of vladimir putin to finance and raise money to continue this as sort of ongoing campaign inside ukraine . now once again, this is something the u. s. president has done in coordination with the, his partners and allies, something that he sees to be an ongoing conversation. but again, making be a gesture that this is something that could all end if latimer putin was to pull his troops out. ok, kimberly how can don is that from the white house? thanks very much. kimberly as well as sanctions, the u. s. has announced a $2000000000.00 package of military aid for ukraine. let's go to practical. hey, now she's life was at the pentagon. not to the pen can clearly wanting to send a message on this anniversary. they really were, and just to give you an example, the list of the $2000000000.00. exactly wha

u. s. going we recognized as early on and tear kaziz the deputy prime minister, a rec, continuously harangued us saying, why should we cooperate with you? what do we get out of cooperating with you? let's say we do everything you ask us to do and we are disarm and you certifies his arm sanctions will be left it. in the whole purpose of disarm is to let the sanction. so why should we weaken ourselves knowing that sanctions will never be left. and we said that that was the only hope iraq had was to hope that if they were certified is disarmed. that world pressure would be so great that the united states would have to back away from its of policy regime change. unfortunately, that was never the case um, united states will never allow iraq to be found to be disarmed. but even if they did, united states would never have lifted the sanctions in the proof of that is after the u. s. invaded occupied iraq in 2003. it took united states some time to lift the sanctions to find a wreck to be disarmed because

it is probably just going to continue as we believe the entire u. s. senate is going to get a classified briefing on this as, as well as the gang of 8. those are the top intelligence members in the u. s. house of representatives, and the u. s. senate and the leadership. so know the criticism is mostly coming new fact, it's all coming from republicans. senator tom cotton from arkansas. he came out and said that this shows that the president, president joe biden is weak. he said, asked the question, why wasn't the shot down when it was 1st spotted off of the islands off of alaska? that is technically us air space. well, i went back and listen. i went back over the pentagon briefing that they gave to pentagon reporters and they went through a timeline. so they said it was 1st spotted over that alaskan air space on january 28th. so that was a week ago from this past this yet just yesterday. and then they crossed in the canadian air space. it wasn't until days later that it showed up in northern idaho . that was on tuesday. it appears from everything we're

u. s. leader is, is the devil, and he's not going to break relations the u. s. but he is going to do what's in brazil's best interest, not what's in washington's best interest, which means he's going to deep in relations with china, with russia, with iran, with india, with pockets on and with many countries around the world. and he's going to try to turn latin america into a regional block that is united and can have it can fight for its own interests in this multi polar world on the international stage. lula already promised before he won the election, he said that he wants to create a new currency for latin america. so the region is not dependent on the u. s. dollar. he wants the region to do more trade among itself and also with other countries in the global south following the model of south south. while peroration so lula, he has always had very good relations with china and russia. and i expect them to continue to deepen and lula is going to also play an important political role, trying to stabilize the world. as the u. s. constantly pushes for more war, an

go along with war. so i, i don't have a lot of hope that the u. s. is going to get involved in these sorts of cases. i'd like to see them do so, but, but i, i don't him, i mean, while i defense systems have shot down a ukrainian tortuga, you ballistic missile. i, with the don. yes. for public city of mary. i'll pull that according to russian media, citing the cities commanders office following an explosion reported earlier and is fighting wages across the region. the russian defense ministry publish a video of its paratroopers in combat on the front lines. officials say more than 250 ukranian, so just have been killed in the latest battles near don. yet. russian troops continue to storm a major ukrainian, strong, called on the outskirts of the city, a correspondent egleston of reports. so right now we are entering the small village of martin just outside of in that we have to do it at night because it is simply too dangerous to take this road during the day. in fact, the korean forces are so close already. we can see the flashes artillery firing towards the russian positions. under the cover of dark

u. s. complaining about this violation of sovereignty does sound a little bit hypocritical. i mean we go back decades with the u. s. engaging in this kind of legit conduct all around the world. so i think we really should take this out with a bit of a grain of salt, and there also is a narrative battle taking place here. and once upon a time, the u. s. certainly could credibly warn china war in any other country around the world. but i think the geopolitical realities are shifting and how, what a credible this warning is, i think remains to be seen as we see. not only china, but other countries around the world, increasingly able to act with a greater degree of autonomy free from usaa coersion. perhaps we could call it the sister of north korean leader kim johnson. as urge the united states to stop what she calls or acts threatening, young young security comments come just ours. up to north korea said it tested another intercontinental ballistic missile. japan's defense miniature says the missile landed in it's exclusive economic zone. robert bryan has more from so on pyongyang latest la

u. s. sovereignty. now the u. s. president going a step further saying, once again, we want to compete with china. we do not want there to be any confrontation, but the u. s. will not tolerate any further sort of infringement on u. s. a sovereignty such as the chinese spy balloon incident air. once again, the future and so that was the other clear message sent by joe biden. all right, well thank you very much. kimberly hawk, it will bring you more on the us quite last week and that is asked has affected an area almost the size of percent. millions of people have been displaced, thousands anality in camps completely dependent on aid. i said, beg, visits, had one camp and the southern tucker city of a demon. oh, me, a moment of happiness and play amid the destruction they've written with these children now live in the captain of the yeoman in southeastern tortilla, and not being helped by volunteers. we came here to provide psychological 1st stay to the children and to help them returned to the normality of life. our i missed to make the children laugh because we say if one child laughs, the whole wo

first, making things in america, do you think that's going to resonate with the public lodge across the u. s. and is this going to impress them because states of the union is obviously a, you might say, a fundamental foundation for laying the groundwork. should he want to, as he says, want to run for the presidency again? well, you know, i think that this is also an element that donald trump talked about, which was we need, they have all these products made america. you know, it sounds really good in, you know, when you talk to, by the rhetoric, it does add a lot of cost to all of your government spending. and so other, you know, the worldwide global economy has done a wonderful job of keeping prices low for american consumers. so there's that, there's a choice you have to make, do you want to increase the cost of products and have them all made america, or you want to buy this, the cheapest products elsewhere. and so, you know, i think the president was saying, you know, something that sounds very good for the average american voter. but for the average american consumer, it's going to be m

u. s. nicole rhodes. they're actually going to the u. s. conditions. ok, that we're going to have to leave our discussion today. i thank you very much, everyone for joining us. he love it. yes, mean house movie and much of les ha, i'm thank you to very much for what you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website that's out there, or dot com. and to further discuss and do go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter handle is as a inside story from me laura kyle: i'm the whole team here is bye for now with ah long with global food production is wasteful and the streaming our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources. jellyfish is delicious with a very light sea food taste and texture similar to calamari and innovative production techniques. i've seen a vertical farm before, but never in a restaurant have to say this is great. earth rises feeding the billions on a jessina. as the sun goes down, it's selling stuff. russia is a very challenging place

u. s. sending more troops and asking as to go to the u. s. for training shows that the situation across the taiwan straits is indeed perilous. if it wasn't the u. s. would not be doing this is why we endanger ours because we've become a porn and the conflict between china in the u. s. law. william, your other son, but there are these sentiments, the oppositions alone or do they represent a considerable view in taiwan population. i think these views represent a certain faction inside a tony society, even though we are seeing the number impose, suggesting more and more people are willing to fight for time one, if a conflict broke out with china. but at the same time, there are people who i've been talking to in recent months and weeks staying at the end of the day, maintaining peace and stability across the toe and street is still their top priority. and they are concerned about the moves and deepen ties. between the u. s . and taiwan in on the military front. and also the, you know, want these kind of gestures, the news are going to send signa

u. s. is going to step in to fill that void. you know, tom says leg us can grow and silly and actually the demand of the so hailey and states the salient new generation elliots address what's called a population is not saying that a when to when collaboration with any pattern any come to was interests about africa french and sticking countries must understand that, you know, good. now to change the must change par id and then the collaboration must be a win win collaboration. and that's not just a collaboration that benefit from one cancer tumor stroke. and then another one of your final thoughts on the matter of africa and the various states on the continent in the way of their desire to move forward in the 21st century towards sovereignty more prosperity. what do people need to know about the region? just to say never again, colonization was one of the world war war since that can ever happen in history of mankind. and today we are not of colonization. we are in and out of the show political just such as it implication announc

u. s. is not going to open its book, not going to doors. it's going to hide all the information or destroy the evidence, or burn the evidence. and nobody's ever going to speak the u. s, controls the flow of information and can blackmail and destroy anybody with the information that it has against different people. so everyone is an atmosphere of fear in the west. like life here is good until you start speaking up against the again, the white house against the government. and then you will have problem. you have lots of problems. and if you have a lot to lose, like imagine a big business, you want a big business. you can lose your entire business empire. naturally, i see a lot of come countries are sympathetic towards russia and china. but the u. s. is mobilizing enormous amounts of financial economic pressure to control the other countries and to try, try to bring them to its side. what her, she is doubling down on the revelations he exposed earlier this month regarding september's at tax on the pipelines. his investigative report concluded

u. s. bond the pipeline systems on orders from biden administration. now the u. s. s. is not going to conduct the investigation into those nearly surfaced revelations. these blast did not occur on us soil. i would leave it to our partners on whose territory, on whose soil as it were on these plastic urge to speak to the appropriate investigate mechanisms. and now the party line, as you've heard there, is that the nord stream explosion is a european matter and has nothing to do with america. by the way, the same state department spokesman, their dead price was already tweeting way back in march of 2021. so 2 years ago that quote, the nord stream to pipeline is a russian geopolitical project intended to divide europe and weaken european energy security. it's a bad deal for all involved. so net price sure had a lot to say about nord stream back then. but now that it's been blown up and it's no longer a concern to washington apparently. and by the way, since when did washington adopt the position that events happening outside of the u . s. that don't directly involve it, park now and o

go back please. let's brainstorm together. and emily, if you want to, i was wondering if we know who the next u. s. l. celebrity is going to be on the island because if after they've already now, if we've got to lady ga, ga month before she went and them bard at her and got her to stay less than i'll perform in a different u. s. o base. but i don't agree with what's happened here. i'm not going to chop house. i mean, that would be or to go in there because we don't want to go there. and then we don't want to write penalized military and veterans. and all the people who are in armed forces, but to go there and to say, okay, when i'm on stage and i have cameras and people listening to me, i'm going to ask about that. you go students, i do think approaching people that have a voice and have an interest. and don't maybe, don't even know. maybe she doesn't even know what it's about and should be surprised to hear. but we're also developing a letter that we're going to ask nobel laureates to sign, urging the obama administration in particular, but also the british government to allow them to return. what

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u. s. is going to step in to fill that void. you know, tom says like us can grow and so liam's. actually the demand of this a hailey and states a new generation earlier. it's just a population is not saying that a when to when collaboration this, any platinum, any come to was interests about africa, french girl span sticking countries must understand that, you know, did narrative change the must change par id. and then the collaboration must be a, went to the color version. and that's not just a collaboration that benefit from one country to the destroying and of another. what are your final thoughts on the matter of africa and the various states on the continent? in the way of their desire to move forward in the 21st century towards sovereignty, more prosperity. what do people need to know about the region? just to say, never again. colonization was one of the world war war since that can ever happen in history of mankind. and today, we are not of colonization. we are in and out of the show political just says is it and play cation announcements, process must take into account.

u. s. is never going to give up on the need till members states, effort, half, and so that ukraine, i do to various opinions. i know we can in depleting of assistance. ha, ha, ha, loses a russia is going to enter it. baltic states ne to members states and then the u. s. will have to send their sons and daughters exactly the same way as we are sand in their sons and daughters to war. and they will have to fight because it's a nature that we're talking about. and they will be dying. god forbid, because it's a horrible thing. yeah. i wish piece and ukrainian support to the united states for tv force winton. thank you mr. president. armanda's craft from a swish t before. thank you for your hospitality of the people here. a very nice is my 1st time ukraine. today, sweden decided to donate the door, send more tanks and more military aid, including layer port tanks. do you have a special message? ah, something for the might be worse? the sweets today? yeah. which would yeah, go, i would like to sang them. this says ah, yeah. was put yeah, i would like to sang to them. i genuinely am very grateful

u. s. is going to prolong and essentially escalate the conflict nelson by sending so many weapons. and, you know, also financial aids to you crying or is going to achieve nothing except escalating and tell you what the u. s. president has been saying is to, to try and put some pressure on try that. it is not a country that's so easy to be manipulated by the west, which is just a bilateral relations is just between china and russia because we're good neighbors . and neighbors will always be neighbors. it only shows that they are not willing to accept the changing world because change is the only thing that never gets changed. and if you want to cling to all the power or had you money that you have, this is not can work. you're not being realistic. so let's face, the reality is that the world is changing and the global self is coming together. and today and tomorrow is not going to be decided by only one country or a group of it is led to buy one edge of all. this is of the days are gone. it's by the name of peace and the cooperation. this year's munich security conference is not lis

going to ever come here to ukraine also? what about the fighter jets? so this entire visit is connected to the hope that the u. s. is going to continue support ukraine. but the question is just how soon that wrapping or is going to arrive to, to really help ukrainian soldiers at the front that they actually just visited a couple of days ago to fend off russia and aggression. for funny a day later and rushes, president putin is expected to give a state of the nation address in moscow today. what's expected from that speech? they just have to listen basically to the speeches that president putin delivered in the past. for example, his new year's address where he was obviously painting this picture that he painted from the beginning of this will, which is trying to tell his audience a back home, but also to the world. obviously why he attacked his country in 1st place, which is trying to protect a russia security, trying to make sure that people who speak the russian language in ukraine, in his view, or not facing atrocities, et cetera. so he's going to continue to a feed into that propaganda that we have heard befor

u. s. is going to step in to fill that void. yeah, other cancers like us can grow ansley and actually the demand of this a hailey, and states. the salient, new generation of a population is not saying that when to when collaboration this, any platinum, any country was interests about africa, french girl span sticking countries must understand that, you know, good. now to change the must change par id and then the collaboration must be a went to in collaboration. and that's not just a collaboration that benefit from one country to destroy, end of the not another one of your final thoughts on the matter of africa and the various states on the continent in the way of their desire to move forward in the 21st century. towards sovereignty more prosperity. what do people need to know about the region? just to say, never again. colonization was one of the world war war since that can ever happen in history of mankind. and today we are not of colonization. we are in and out of the show political just such as it and play cation announceme

u. s. president go by makes a surprise visit to key key stan and ukraine. fan. democracy stands. the american stand with you and the world stands with you. this is biden's 1st trip.

u. s. is going is not where they want to go. they say they're things like digital trade agreement like the c p t p p, the trade agreement. and they've been very for the right thing, we want china in, while australians on the, in the us obviously out of it is like, no, no, no, china shouldn't be out there. yeah. and drawing these, which is not going to be very helpful strategy issue. it almost seems and your points a good one that you know, you push too hard on guns, guns, guns, security, security, security, and you run the risk of turning your friends and enemies. because what they care about, just like what americans care about what you care about, what i care about as the safety of my, my children and my grandchildren and my family moving forward. so when someone talks to me in terms that make me fear a war, i trust them a little less and i fear that we could be using that breaks midship in the wrong way in those countries as well. so, you know, it's always a pleasure to talk to you soon. thanks. thanks so much for stopping by

u. s. is never going to give up on the need till members states at that half. and so that ukraine, i do to various opinions and we can in depleting of assistance. ha, ha, ha, loses russia is going to enter it. baltic states ne to member states. and then the us, we'll have to send their sons and daughters exactly the same way as we are sand in their sons and daughters to war. and they will have to fight because it's a nature that we're talking about and they will be dying. god forbid.

you case, do they committed napoleon, colonial crime treat, and all she go sans as a people without rights the u. k. and the u. s. who together expelled that she go sans from their homes should provide full reparations for the harm they have cost. we respect the work human rights watch is around the world. but we categorically reject this characterization of events. on wednesday, human rights watch issued a report demanding reparations for the people of the chunk of silence from the u. k . on the u. s. will in 1000 to go see and before we buy the british government to leave the land in the 1900 sixties and seventies to make room for building us space, diego garcia, the indigenous population was forced to my wishes and the se shell's flight facing objects policy and having ever since been fighting to return home. well, we heard from livia bank or the leader of a chunk of refugees group based in maricia to say is tonisha garcia to return back home and receive reparations from the u. k. y, we will check those we have ever seen. we have, i was my, what job we have when i went house and there was one that we had this

go on for? well, if you look at the end, the u. s, it could still go on for a while, but i don't, i don't think that the can go as far as to when it comes to the level of interest rate. so i think march is a done deal as well. and then we'll probably see another one on to re 5 before summer really starts. maybe smaller sizes, no longer 50 basis points, but 25 basis points because now the tricky thing will be increasingly gets yes. they only have one job to do, and that is to bring down inflation. but the higher they go with their interest rates, the more hom they do to the read economy. and that is not what the read has in mind . so, balancing, getting inflation down and not hurting the economy is getting increasingly complicated. so we will see an end to rate hikes before the summer. and we are already at the point where the, your, as an economy is, you know, virtually stagnating. is there a danger that we could go into her session as a result of rights hikes? i tired from on her policy. higher interest rates are probably the most u

u. s. is going to prolong and essentially escalate the conflict nelson you're absolutely right. i think a by sending so many weapons and also financial aids to you, crying is going to achieve nothing except escalating, but taishan and this is really wrong of what the us is doing. and i think the only way out is to find a political solution. so peaceful hopes, this is, this is something that i'm going to talking about doing that. yeah, sorry, by doing that, i think the interest and security concerns of all parties must be addressed and taken into account. so i hope that the, the statement that china is going to release very soon in the next few days would be something that we can all hopeful is to call for a peaceful solution. what do you know about that? what do you remember about that? what do you know about this statement that's going to be coming out? well, it's going to be on the $26.00. it's the, it's going to be, it's gonna be a big speech on piece. as i understand i, i would believe so as well because i hurt counselor one, he said immune that in no time china is going to

u. s. government contract his or other 3rd party contract is to steal the money. as we're going to see on the graph here, the u. s. aid to over 20 years is almost the same with what washington sent you in just one year. and africa file region as a rudy experience. first have some of us military aid being diverted and i just present claims weapons that were supposed to be sent to you have turned up in the west am central african region of lake chad basin. the issue has a real way can worries about the region security, especially with the renewed threats but harass terribly. earlier we spoke to former president senior security alice michael maloof, who says constant us involvement in conflicts is facilitating the disappearance of these weapons. the answer to not having this problem does not get involved in every fight that we, that we come across. there is no war that we don't like, it seems, and we've been doing this unimpeded for to, for over 20 years. so we gotta stop that. it's that simple, this a gemini of ours, it's just got to come to an end. because we're, we're actually t